The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-08
MARYLAND'S REVOLT.
REASONS FOR THE GREAT BOLT.
Why Democrats support tho Republican
Tieket-Thirty.seyen cr!nalaais Manage
tho baltimore ,Demoeraoy-sIurder.
fIi ors, Convlcts, &C., Holding Onlco.

Nrw YoRy. Oct 7-The ,Iyor,d rp.r,o,
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s'a'''' p'iA'a 'uo 'o''o"'as speoiai l1oul
Baltimore: gtI1
To an outsider II is astonishing how
the rcforn, elomont Ia o,ow,,r hs,e
Fee, ,,.u .a,,.,..., -. o.s A'.''
,''y u"S "uu,''ou"' ~, te'tu'ts JOIN 'he re-
form ranks. Tho ring men diaparags tho
reform movement and tho number Of "a.
torme,a E,oo,o u;,,;r. I. ,,,t,L =,
I...,s. - 10. ., - foo''a ., -,
na''ns s@'u snas luz fe'ofmeis cannot pull
more than than three thousand FIVE hun.
dred votes all told. Some OF tho rciorm.
ara claim that the nrrrhsr w;,, ho ,o,,o,
~. .L.....s 49,. .I.as A. .'' w." " Ae"' u :"
e'A snoaoaao 'u"H safee t!io0aaho'
III tho movement continues to grow In
tho same ratio for the mex. month as Il
has for the mas. four waehsn D said tha vsr.
erablr Int viooro,s a TesnrIa Vail,
sour strength an election dav viii as,on,d
the ,inv.n T'1- -, - "'' ,'~' '''''A ''s
Dnrinv the repietra.ion NJ .ho thrao mo-
daya thn Rsiorm Lsavno mad . an ;n,p1S. IN, p~S. :.
tion which haa not hssn encarra,sI GtI q !.
slmnst unnecsasarv 10 say hy ,bs h,,,ata u 70
hnx stnffe,a and man;nnistors wb, i, ~
mat have electad and daiactad wbnta"as
cand;datea thev nlssaal hv thar ,s. naia,;nna
and criminal nracticea viii tbe svcsn'
finn nj ahnnt twentv man tha anita ~ :,
OF Baltimore has enlistad on ths niJa oi
reform. In each OF tho twenty wards OF
tho city, during registration daya, three
ahmyets law vu.In.ueaeu snslt services 70 sec
and that no political. pres.iieitation w tSm, ,.".
resorted to. Tho Democratic bosseg in
several wards, III q Bpirlt OF revenge, struck
from the rolls tho names OF colored bous
tlde voters. The precaution Of tho League.
however, united with tho conviction Of
ten judges OF election for fraud, deferred
tho manipulatoss from packing tbs iist
with false or colouizsd vo.ers. ~
The League will zee to it before election
day that every man legally entitied to
vote, whose namp was stricken from the
registry list, will be allowed to do 40.
This much tho Lcsguo can do. Whether
1t can prevent the ballot-box suffers fsom
resorting to their old tricks on election
night remains to ba seen. From the pres-
ent indifference OF the rinss.ers to the at.
tacks OF the League, and tho qniot conf.
denco they display when the subiecs Of
the coming election ii broached. il il main
10 be seen that ihe7 are not without bope
of turning the tab,ea on the raiormers IN
the event of the lattor ou.yo.inr them.
~ o,rsro Nv ru, ,vvo,r '..
om ,'-''1'-, ~,
" Wou!o III q iafsa pooS 10 give o his
tory OF tho operations Of the gang who
now control the patronage, Federal. stata
~ ..,;o;,,, - M,.,i,,a. :, ~ -
that hsye been pracsicsd to escr.e elec.
tions; OF tho countiEs-out Of anti.ring and
tne me couh.,ns,n a at.s " l1ns canuinates Y, ny
nor arr IN which their ] nrsssnt - rosyar n N'Ha har
been attained, and the methods resorled
to in order to attain it. Bat it can give
the true inwsrdness OF the present revolt
end the causes that have led the best
Democrats in Maryland to bol. the party'e
nominations.
This fault primarily rests With tho cleo
tion laws. As long rs tha present law ia
in existence the power Of the ring cannot
be broken. Under its broad projection
they hayo Gtut:sa registry l!ats aud ballot
boxes as they pleased, aud destroyed
Thousands Of ballo!a whom they pleased.
Think OF 30OO names Illegally register.
ed in city Of $50 900 inhabitarts, Gud
the power contained therein in deciding
an election for good or evil! Think OF
thirty.seven convicss controlling an cleo.
tion in the sixth city OF the Union and the
reader can understand exactly to what
degradation and corruption politics in the
Monumental city has descended. Here il
the list: S. l.. Z
11srcrrHr cn,NtsA,s IN ops,cr
r,,uona u;,o;,a ,.u,;n,.,s.t C,o.,. :,
AaeSeNo 'ss.A'' 1iefoAnt'nons s'eiH AZ
sh"a Tfeesary department, concesnad in
,Iestruct;o-, Of 10, Cos ballots in the contest.
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eu Hiec',o aaoanad " a,o,v to.Gav Hiocina 9Th
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